Investors make gains amid high volatility

Markets gained momentum during the week pushing the Sensex and the Nifty above their pivotal levels of 20,000 and 6,000, respectively. Strong foreign institutional investor (FII) inflows, rally in global markets, strong corporate earnings and ...

Markets posted their third-straight weekly gains on hopes of global growth recovery after the central bank's monetary policy easing. Risk appetite improved after the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank kept the monetary policy loose to ...

Source: IRIS (30-APR-13) Comments | Post Comment Indian corporate sector will likely benefit from present positive confluence of declining inflation/ interest rates, lower commodity prices, lower commodity prices and steadily improving reforms ...

Indian stock markets closed in the red for the second-straight week as concerns over economic growth slowdown and political instability weighed on the minds of overseas investors, resulting in their selling into the domestic shares. Risk appetite ...

The benchmark indices slumped over two per cent in the week to April 5, amid continued political uncertainty and basket-selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs). There was weakness in the global markets, too, as the US jobless claims shot ...

Markets witnessed sharp sell-off during the week with Nifty drifting below the 5,900 mark. The hope of a rally getting extended faded mid-week with high retail and wholesale inflation numbers diminishing the hopes of rate cuts in the Reserve Bank of ...